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Preston [a] Tickets now on sale

Tickets for Charlton's Emirates FA Cup third-round tie against Preston North End are now on general sale.

The club have received an allocation of 978 tickets for the trip to Deepdale on Saturday, January 1th (KO 3pm GMT). Click here to purchase yours.

PRICES

Adult: £10

O65/U23: £5

U19/U14/U11: £1

Ambulant Disabled: There are 40 tickets available at the relevant price, while the carer goes free of charge.

Wheelchair Bays: There are eight pairs of bays available at the relevant price, while the carer goes free of charge.

Tickets remain on sale until 4pm on Friday, January 10th from the club’s Ticket Office.

VALLEY AWAY

The club will be running a waiting list for the Valley Away service for this game. Please email tickets@cafc.co.uk to register your interest now.

https://www.charltonafc.com/news/preston-and-bolton-tickets-sale-now

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  • Great pricing but how have we been given less than 1k allocation? 
  • agim said:
    Great pricing but how have we been given less than 1k allocation? 
    We haven’t we’ve been given an initial allocation that will be more than adequate 
  • I fancy this, especially as I’ve never been to Deepdale, although I’m not sure how, if at all, travel will be impacted by the Avanti rail strikes.
  • Blucher said:
    I fancy this, especially as I’ve never been to Deepdale, although I’m not sure how, if at all, travel will be impacted by the Avanti rail strikes.
     The Avanti strikes are planned for Sundays until 25th May.
    For the upcoming strikes on Sundays from 12 January to 25 May 2025, we’ll provide more information on your ticket options and our expected service as soon as possible.
    https://www.avantiwestcoast.co.uk/travel-information/strike
  • Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
  • Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

  • How is that only a 900 odd allocation? That’s about 4% of their capacity. 
  • How is that only a 900 odd allocation? That’s about 4% of their capacity. 
    Because we're not going to sell 900. They'll give us more if we do. 
  • TICKET OFFICE

    The opening hours of club’s Ticket Office will also differ during the festive period.

    See below the full list of timings:

    • Tuesday, December 24th: 11am - 1pm
    • Wednesday, December 25th: closed 
    • Thursday, December 26th: 10.30am - half-time
    • Friday, December 27th: 11am - 5pm
    • Saturday, December 28th: closed
    • Sunday, December 29th: 9:30am- half-time
    • Monday, December 30th: 11am - 5pm
    • Tuesday, December 31st: 11am - 1pm
    • Wednesday, January 1st: closed
    • Thursday, January 2nd: closed
    • Friday, January 3rd: 11am - 5pm
    https://www.charltonafc.com/news/festive-opening-hours-se7
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  • The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
  • clive said:

    Tickets for Charlton's Emirates FA Cup third-round tie against Preston North End are now on general sale.

    The club have received an allocation of 978 tickets for the trip to Deepdale on Saturday, January 1th (KO 3pm GMT). Click here to purchase yours.

    PRICES

    Adult: £10

    O65/U23: £5

    U19/U14/U11: £1

    Ambulant Disabled: There are 40 tickets available at the relevant price, while the carer goes free of charge.

    Wheelchair Bays: There are eight pairs of bays available at the relevant price, while the carer goes free of charge.

    Tickets remain on sale until 4pm on Friday, January 10th from the club’s Ticket Office.

    VALLEY AWAY

    The club will be running a waiting list for the Valley Away service for this game. Please email tickets@cafc.co.uk to register your interest now.

    https://www.charltonafc.com/news/preston-and-bolton-tickets-sale-now

    Seriously? 
  • Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.

  • clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
  • clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
  • Return to London - Preston is £116. Think I’ll give this a miss.
  • Return to London - Preston is £116. Think I’ll give this a miss.
    That is criminal 
  • £72 via Trainline - still too much for me to consider; 09;16 out, and 18.18 back, but over 3hr30 each way.

    Other options and prices available, starting at £66 if you can trust Avanti to arrive at the scheduled 13.51.
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
    And this is it , little legs.
    If they think I'm sitting on the floor at 50 years old they are having a laugh.

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  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
    And this is it , little legs.
    If they think I'm sitting on the floor at 50 years old they are having a laugh.

    You make it sound like 50 is old…
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
    And this is it , little legs.
    If they think I'm sitting on the floor at 50 years old they are having a laugh.

    You make it sound like 50 is old…
    50 is old.
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
    And this is it , little legs.
    If they think I'm sitting on the floor at 50 years old they are having a laugh.

    You make it sound like 50 is old…
    50 is old.

    You don't look 50 mate.
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    People sit on the floor from London Bridge to Battle until the hoardes get off at Tunbridge Wells and are paying over 7k per year for the pleasure. And that’s when trains are running okay not after cancellations etc. The train services in this country are appalling, one of the reasons I haven’t been on a train since I stopped commuting about six years ago. 
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
    And this is it , little legs.
    If they think I'm sitting on the floor at 50 years old they are having a laugh.

    You make it sound like 50 is old…
    50 is old.
    If you want it to be. In 2024, it really isn't.
  • clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    The clb74 said:
    Blucher said:
    Thanks, Clive - hopefully we’ll be ok on the Saturday.
    You've made me laugh.
    This is Avanti west coast.

    The answer is to get an early train, so if it’s an hour late, you get all your money back. A decent source of secondary income
    The answer is.
    I pay my train fare and they provide the service I payed for.
    I'm not expecting things to run smoothly 100% of the time.
    But 3 of the last 4 journeys haven't.
    I'm 50 years old , just provide me with the service I've paid for.
    Some people say I moan , even a few people I know on the trains have said what's the problem you'll be getting a full refund.
    I don't want to get back to London 1hr 15 later than expected.
    I don't want to be told the trains running 20 minutes late because a member of staff got up late.
    Anyway, enjoy Preston if you're going , I shall be looking on to see how the train journey goes.


    All day long.
    I travelled back from Totnes the day after Exeter away.  There were cancellations all over the place, our train was cancelled and as a result of later cancellations in the day the carriages had about 10-15 people standing in each once the train left Exeter.
    Fortunately we were able to get two seats but that was still uncomfortable.  The train was still 15 minutes late getting into Paddington.
    We got a full refund on our single tickets but I would rather have had no refund and my train on time and stress free.
    And that's another thing.
    My lot , plymouth away a few seasons ago.
    Topped up sitting on the floor for over 3 hours because a train had been cancelled.
    Should have gone into 1st class.
    And this is it , little legs.
    If they think I'm sitting on the floor at 50 years old they are having a laugh.

    You make it sound like 50 is old…
    50 is old.

    You don't look 50 mate.
    I feel 50 mate.
  • Return to London - Preston is £116. Think I’ll give this a miss.
    This country is a joke.
  • Return to London - Preston is £116. Think I’ll give this a miss.
    This country is a joke.
    I live in Manchester City centre and it’s a 3 hour round trip on the train. An hour there and back in the car…
  • We need the club to set up an Operation Deepdale…😁
  • arny23394 said:
    Return to London - Preston is £116. Think I’ll give this a miss.
    This country is a joke.
    I live in Manchester City centre and it’s a 3 hour round trip on the train. An hour there and back in the car…
    38 minutes each way from central Manchester. Slower trains also available taking up to 56 mins.
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